As far as my stance on it (not that anyone need's to care), It can be interesting to see quotes and excerpts from all sorts of dialogues and contexts. I like seeing the odd religious or political paragraph to practice words I don't see very often, and I especially enjoy running into fun new vocab like 'farcical'.

What crosses a tipping point is containing grammatical errors in your quote. That drops the facade of sharing an interesting typing test quote, and reveals an attempt to spread your political/religious views.

And yet more crazy religious content. And it contains an error - 'they way out of the grave' is not grammatically correct